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1. What is the domain name of the Very Crab Forum? ?

www . veryhx .com

2. What to do if Devil May Cry 4 moves slowly

= = Above... The speed of the game has nothing to do with the set resolution. Lowering the resolution does not make the game smoother. This is just a misunderstanding. The so-called lowering the resolution is just self-psychological comfort. Adjustment method 1: options (settings) - game options - Turbo (the acceleration mode cannot be changed in the game. The setting is 1.2 times the speed after it is turned on) 2: options - PC Settngs (important settings for display details are here) - 1. Msaa (anti-aliasing settings, commonly known as "dog teeth". Although it improves the picture, if the graphics card is insufficient, it will seriously slow down the game) NONE Turn off this item 2. Tecture resolution, shadow quality, quality, these 3 options are adjusted to the lowest option of low or off 3: option - pcsettings - frame rate - select variable (this option limits the number of frames. The general game may be slow because of the frame limit~) 4. Running in full-screen mode takes up less resources than windowed mode~ 5. If it is still slow~ then your computer~ clean up viruses, fix vulnerabilities, and update various drivers>_<··· Many people go to H (river crab) websites to play with their computers~囧 These things have a very big impact on the computer~ Six: The last killer move - change the graphics card = = (condition: consume a certain amount of RMB) Seven: Give points ~ hehe XD

3. What foods should not be eaten together with crabs?

What foods should not be eaten together with crabs?

Crab + pumpkin: Poisoning if eaten together

Crab + Honey: Poisoning

Crab + orange: Qi stagnation and phlegm

Crab + pear: hurts the stomach

Crab + tea: indigestion

Crab + eggplant: abdominal pain

Crab + pomegranate: abdominal pain

Crab + Tomato: Diarrhea

Crab + persimmon: cold diarrhea

Crab + peanuts: toxic diarrhea

Crab + cantaloupe: diarrhea

Crab + cold drinks: diarrhea

Crab + sweet potato: stones

Crab + snail: urticaria

Crab + celery: affects protein absorption and reduces the nutritional value of both

In addition, don't eat seafood with beer.

IV. About river crabs

River crabs, also known as lake crabs, eight-legged crabs, hairy crabs, crabs, and Chinese mitten crabs, belong to the suborder Reptilia, family Sphaerocephala, and are crustaceans that grow in freshwater. There are hundreds of thousands of species of them in the world, and there are 500 species in my country. This crab is native to my country. Because its chelicerae are densely covered with hair, its scientific name in animal taxonomy is Chinese mitten crab. Except for the feet and abdomen, the whole body of river crabs is dark green, and the abdomen is grayish white. Its head and chest are connected together to form the cephalothorax, which is the main part of the crab's body. Its back is covered with a round and square hard carapace, which is uneven but symmetrical. The front edge of the carapace is in the middle, with 4 tooth protrusions, called frontal teeth, and 4 sharp teeth on each side edge, called lateral teeth. The back side of its carapace is oblique to the inside, and the junction of the rear edge and the abdomen is relatively straight. On both sides of the forehead, there is a pair of compound eyes protruding forward, and the range of motion of the eye stalk is large. Sometimes it can stand up, and sometimes it can lie horizontally in the eye socket. On the inner side of the compound eyes, there are two pairs of antennae arranged horizontally under the forehead. The first pair is in front of the upper edge of the mouth frame, with a short tip and a large base. There is a sensory organ inside, called the balance organ; the second pair of antennae are located on both sides of the first pair of antennae, called the external antennae. The ventral surface of the cephalothorax of the river crab is covered by the plastron, with a concave plastron groove in the center. The periphery of the abdominal frame is covered with villi, with a total of 5 segments. Its genital opening is on the plastron, but the position of males and females is different: the female's pair opens in the third segment after healing; the male's pair opens in the last segment. On the ventral surface of the cephalothorax, the middle part of the front end of the plastron is divided into its mouthparts. The mouthparts are composed of a pair of mandibles, two pairs of mandibles and three pairs of maxillopods stacked in sequence from the inside to the outside. The crab's abdomen is the crab navel, which is divided into 7 segments, bent forward, and folded against the ventral surface of the cephalothorax. In the juvenile crab stage, the shape of the abdomen of female crabs is long and narrow. During the growth process, the abdomen of female crabs gradually becomes round and forms a round navel, while the abdomen of male crabs is a long and narrow triangle with a pointed navel. The abdomen is also covered with villi. When the abdomen is unfolded, a protruding intestine can be seen on the midline, as well as abdominal appendages that vary depending on the sex. The female has 4 pairs of abdominal limbs, which are attached to the 2nd to 5th abdominal segments. Each abdominal limb is a two-limbed type, called the inner limb and the outer limb. The bristles on the inner limb are thin and long, with 30 to 40 rows, and are the place where the eggs are attached during spawning. The bristles on the outer limb are thick and short, and have the function of protecting the abdominal egg group. The male abdominal limbs have been transformed into copulatory organs, with 2 pairs. The first pair of copulatory organs are bamboo-like, tubular, and have thick and short bristles on the top; the second pair of copulatory organs are smaller in size, swollen at the base, and densely covered with villi around. The thoracic legs are appendages on the chest, including 1 pair of chelicerae and 4 pairs of walking legs. From the external morphology of the river crab, the limbs are segmented, covered with a chitinous hard shell and symmetrical, all of which are its characteristics.

5. Tips for catching river crabs in winter

Crabs are phototactic.

You can do it near street lights at night.

Combined with the net cage trapping method,

But it is still not very common in winter now.